$20 in between your ID and CC. 
Google it.
Google it.
Personally - I think it was around 120k. It was for a 14 day group vacation where we rented a huge villa and split the cost amongst 7 other couples. Im not nearly as flashy as my friends and colleagues, so I dont have the amazing stories Learn from my mistakes people, dont be the one who has to collect other peoples money!!
Business - The largest I can recall is a ~160k transaction for a exceptionally large order of special hand painted glass mosaic tile we ordered from Italy for a client. Larger transactions are usually done via wire transfer (at least in my industry).
@Anonymous wrote:
$20 in between your ID and CC.
Google it.
HAHAHAHA.... Personally I am not a fan of Vegas however I've been with a gambling addict for a long time.... So................................. I guess we end up there a lot.
I won't stay at Cesar's again I got super sick because it's just old, dusty and full of smoke. I have pretty severe asthma so Vegas is a challenge. The two places I do the best are Vdara (which we never get to stay there because there is no casino) and The Flamingo... Aria and Cosmo are nice but I find it more fun to people watch at The Flamingo. It's right next door to The Quad/Imperial Palace that has my favorite place to eat on the strip and the floors in the newer towers in The Flamingo are Laminate/Bamboo knock off. But since it's a hard surface instead of carpet I can really keep my asthma really well under control if we stay there, and I'm a 2 min walk from Kimchi pancakes! 
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@sailor_mercury wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
$20 in between your ID and CC.
Google it.HAHAHAHA.... Personally I am not a fan of Vegas however I've been with a gambling addict for a long time.... So................................. I guess we end up there a lot.
I won't stay at Cesar's again I got super sick because it's just old, dusty and full of smoke. I have pretty severe asthma so Vegas is a challenge. The two places I do the best are Vdara (which we never get to stay there because there is no casino) and The Flamingo... Aria and Cosmo are nice but I find it more fun to people watch at The Flamingo. It's right next door to The Quad/Imperial Palace that has my favorite place to eat on the strip and the floors in the newer towers in The Flamingo are Laminate/Bamboo knock off. But since it's a hard surface instead of carpet I can really keep my asthma really well under control if we stay there, and I'm a 2 min walk from Kimchi pancakes!
Amen!
@Lyythine wrote:
@sailor_mercury wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
$20 in between your ID and CC.
Google it.HAHAHAHA.... Personally I am not a fan of Vegas however I've been with a gambling addict for a long time.... So................................. I guess we end up there a lot.
I won't stay at Cesar's again I got super sick because it's just old, dusty and full of smoke. I have pretty severe asthma so Vegas is a challenge. The two places I do the best are Vdara (which we never get to stay there because there is no casino) and The Flamingo... Aria and Cosmo are nice but I find it more fun to people watch at The Flamingo. It's right next door to The Quad/Imperial Palace that has my favorite place to eat on the strip and the floors in the newer towers in The Flamingo are Laminate/Bamboo knock off. But since it's a hard surface instead of carpet I can really keep my asthma really well under control if we stay there, and I'm a 2 min walk from Kimchi pancakes!
Amen!
I swear they are crack on a plate. The 24hr asian fusion cafe call Gensing or Gensing 3 does a good job with them. That is a really odd ball place in Vegas, it reminds me of a 24hr coffee shop but it's has all the basics from just about every Asian style, sushi, Thai, Korean BBQ, Chinese, Vietnamese. Next time I go I need to browse their sake list.
@sailor_mercury wrote:
@Lyythine wrote:
@sailor_mercury wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
$20 in between your ID and CC.
Google it.HAHAHAHA.... Personally I am not a fan of Vegas however I've been with a gambling addict for a long time.... So................................. I guess we end up there a lot.
I won't stay at Cesar's again I got super sick because it's just old, dusty and full of smoke. I have pretty severe asthma so Vegas is a challenge. The two places I do the best are Vdara (which we never get to stay there because there is no casino) and The Flamingo... Aria and Cosmo are nice but I find it more fun to people watch at The Flamingo. It's right next door to The Quad/Imperial Palace that has my favorite place to eat on the strip and the floors in the newer towers in The Flamingo are Laminate/Bamboo knock off. But since it's a hard surface instead of carpet I can really keep my asthma really well under control if we stay there, and I'm a 2 min walk from Kimchi pancakes!
Amen!
I swear they are crack on a plate. The 24hr asian fusion cafe call Gensing or Gensing 3 does a good job with them. That is a really odd ball place in Vegas, it reminds me of a 24hr coffee shop but it's has all the basics from just about every Asian style, sushi, Thai, Korean BBQ, Chinese, Vietnamese. Next time I go I need to browse their sake list.
Then you would LOVE Lotus of Siam. Its a small restaurant on E Saraha right off the northern strip. You will be blown away! Amazing Thai food!!!
Let's not venture too far off topic, please.
@tacpoly wrote:Around $13000 for a bag on my individual card. About $24000 for dinner on our joint card. PIF.
LOL. Just a coincidence
Tonight I was watching old reruns of Cash Cab with my son, one woman got in the cab and I recognized the purse and I giggled that a woman with a $1,500 purse was extremely excited to win a couple hundred dollars. He didn't believe me that purses could cost that much, he almost fell off the couch when I told him there are several out there that are over $10K. His response "why would anyone spend $15 dollars on a purse, much less $1,500?." Boys!!!!!!! He is 16, he will learn
